HP StorageWorks P9000 User Manual page 160

Error Error Message and Description
Code
RDW error: PADDING not supported
-206 Padding is not specified as No when
RDW=Yes.
RDW error: DELIMITER not supported
-207 Delimiter is not specified as No when
RDW=Yes.
Parameter file: Comment line
-210 This is a comment line in the parameter
file.
Parameter: VSE select error
-220
The VSE parameter format is not correct.
Parameter: VSE record format error
-221 The record format in the VSE parameter
is not correct.
Parameter: VSE record length error
-222 The record length in the VSE parameter
is not correct.
Parameter: VSE block length error
-223 The block length in the VSE parameter
is not correct.
No code conv. table file: No code conv. table
-230 The code conversion table was not
found.
Code conv. table: Open error
-231 The code conversion table could not be
opened.
Code conv. table: Close error
-233 The code conversion table could not be
closed.
Code conv. table: Get file data error
-234 The size of the code conversion table
could not be obtained.
160 Troubleshooting
Recommended Actions
Padding cannot be processed when RDW=Yes.
Change the padding parameter to No.
Delimiters cannot be processed when RDW=Yes.
Change the delimiter parameter to No.
If you specify Load, FCU will move to the next
line. You can also replace the comment line with
a valid parameter.
Make sure that the number of VSE parameters
is correct and that a comma is used correctly to
separate the VSE parameters.
Make sure that the record format is set to either
F, FB, V, or VB.
Make sure that the record length is set to the
correct value within the extent allowed.
Make sure that the block length is set to the
correct value within the extent allowed.
Make sure that the code conversion table file
name is correct and that the file exists. This error
may also be reported if you mix mainframe and
OPEN-x devices in the same Data Exchange
volume definition file.
See the OS user manuals for assistance.
See the OS user manuals for assistance.
Check the contents of the file. See the OS user
manuals for assistance.